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Get there early
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Know of the restrictions
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Beware the handling fees.
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Know the hours of operation
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The Parks do check your I.D.
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Plan ahead and come prepared.
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Many Parks have lockers available.
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Inquire about group and family discounts
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Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
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Eat during the off-hours…but don’t over eat
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Go off-season when the Parks are less crowded
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Go on days when the Park is open extra hours.
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You may consider bringing a change of clothes.
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Rent a stroller or wheelchair if you need them.
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Call ahead to find out about any special Park events
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Take a restroom break whenever you are close to a restroom.
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Bring a small nap sack or fanny pack that can hold souvenirs.
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Get your tickets ahead of time to avoid the line at the gate.
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Find a central meeting place for everyone in case you get separated.
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Don’t save the water rides for last or you’ll have a soggy ride home.
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Approach any special deals with caution. There are ticket scams out there.
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Many Parks charge for parking, so make sure to include this in your budget.
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Cover your body with a strong sunscreen and reapply if getting wet on occasion
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Only purchase your tickets from the Parks themselves or their authorized agents.
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Get a list of the rides and/or a map of the Park and include everyone in the planning.
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Wear comfortable and supportive shoes and you may want to leave an extra pair in your car.
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If you feel like leaving for a rest and returning later get your hand stamped so you can re enter.
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Avoid wearing jewelry or other loose items that could get caught or become uncomfortable on the rides.
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Some parks will allow you to enter even earlier. You will not be able to get on the rides early, but you might be first in line.
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Wear cool and comfortable clothing with a swim suit underneath because most parks have water rides or rides that indent to get you wet.
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Eat a good breakfast before you go. You’ll need the energy, but be sure to leave time for the meal to settle before you get to the Park.
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